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  Follow-up: The sweet smell of anticipation
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  @code3 In which case, i opine, the problem resolves itself. Another Darwin Awards victory!
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  How to stop the online tracking machine
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  @skyyyteddy , currently also Vivaldi Android has a Trackerblocker, which avoid the worse. In Pc is more simple to avoid Trackes. To see which companies put you a tracker as gift in your PC, you can add Blacklight as one of your search engine, or use their page to analyze the Url of a webpage. Url for add this to your search engines https://themarkup.org/blacklight?url=%s The sorprise of some FF fans, analizing the Mozilla.org URL, you will see 2 Trackers which they want to inject, Google and Alphabet Inc (also Google) Facebook apears clean, because they inject you a tracker after you logged in, then they track you in every page you visit, if you don't avoid it. Same Trap also is used by Amazon.
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  Fall in love with this great Safari alternative on your Mac
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  @favincen: like this post to add 2FA codes support https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/62646/macos-only-2fa-codes-propose-like-safari
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  Vivaldi 4.0: Vivaldi Translate and betas of Vivaldi Mail, Calendar and Feed Reader are here
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  @pjeliasen Thanks. Solved my problem.
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  Minor update (2) for Vivaldi Desktop Browser 4.0
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  While the 91.0.4472.106 non-security Chrome/Chromium update yesterday seemed insignificant, it did fix a regression affecting multiple extensions (not the least of which being uBO): https://twitter.com/gorhill/status/1404798085230907406 https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1216788
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  Lessons in social entrepreneurship from Vivaldi browser's friends at Ecosia
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  @luetage I think you're taking this discussion too seriously! If anything, I'm the one who should be asking you what your deal is. Edit: This discussion is completely pointless. If you're just going to talk about my "mission" or my "forcing people to use this system", then I agree. This discussion is completely pointless.
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  Lose those language barriers, not your privacy.
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  You have finally convinced me to permanently switch to Vivaldi. This was the number 1 feature that kept me stuck on Chrome for so long since many websites I use are in the Czech language and need translation. Even the fact that it's also on Android, it's so smooth and it's on par if not actually better than Chrome's translator. I will be recommending this to my colleagues too.
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  Who on earth is Prebz (and why should you care)
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  Just found this article after seeing his (great) video for 4.0. I didn't have any clue who he was, so it's cool to get his backstory.
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  No, Google! Vivaldi users will not get FloC’ed.
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  @barbudo2005 said in No, Google! Vivaldi users will not get FloC’ed.: Also uBO is worried about FloC Nice! 👍 I was expected something like this! gorhill is the Best! 🏆
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  Minor update for Vivaldi Desktop Browser 4.0
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  @finneko You probably have to wait for next snapshot. Usually, when the update is about chromium security, is only made for stable.
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  How to view multiple web pages side by side – no extensions
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  @priest72 said in How to view multiple web pages side by side – no extensions: This feature has been around for many years in the form of the snap function in most operating systems.. I believe that Opera was the first mainstream browser to actually implement what is now called "tiling" but which was in fact simply correct implementation of the official Windows 3 Multiple Document Interface (MDI) - the irony being that the most obvious software which didn't confirm to Windows MDI was MS Office and Internet Explorer... This was the very feature which first attracted attention in my circle of tech friends and colleagues when Opera launched in the early 1990s. I was introduced to an early tech preview of Opera by a colleague while we worked the help desk of an internet provider.
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  How to manage too many browser tabs in Chrome, Firefox, Brave, and Vivaldi
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  @ldmartin1959 said in How to manage too many browser tabs in Chrome, Firefox, Brave, and Vivaldi: Not sure that is an option on a Mac Most switches are OS agnostic or otherwise explicitly stated so it should work just fine. Would that prevent the last active profile from opening simultaneously with the specified profile? Of course, one shortcut would link to the main profile "Default", the next one to "Profile 1" etc. And would it launch each profile as it’s own instance? Why would you need such thing in the first place as every tab is its own process and sandboxed, but in that case you could use the --user-data-dir switch and specify different profile locations for each profile. I don’t accept the widely held notion that a “workaround” is an actual “solution” Chromium switches are not "workarounds" they 're part of the browser tweaking, similar to what you can do with about:config in Firefox.
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  What’s Vivaldi’s business model?
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  Yandex is terrible company they are using almost viruses to ads yourself, very aggressive advertising policy. I left opera because they set after every update this search engine by default, very annoying. And they have own browser which will be promoted in search queries on all their sites. Do not know why you work with them.
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  Vivaldi crumbles cookie dialogs, raises the bar on privacy and design
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  @jvc718 I agree a 100%. The new bookmark popup is bloated.
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  Vivaldi for Linux ARM, including the Raspberry Pi
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  @fabulousmythicalbird No why would you think it is? https://downloads.vivaldi.com/stable/vivaldi-stable_3.8.2259.42-1_armhf.deb There is also a 64 but we prefer people to use the 32 because it is possible to get Widevine and hence the likes of Netflix, Disney+ and Amazon Prime Video working. That cannot be done with 64 as there is no source for 64bit arm widevine. Nonetheless if you want it https://downloads.vivaldi.com/stable/vivaldi-stable_3.8.2259.42-1_arm64.deb
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